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I went on Match to meet my match. But the dates I went on left a lot to be desired. A week before my Match cancellation was final, I read one (last) email out of curiosity.

As many midcentury motels either become upscale hotels or fade into history, a rare few -- including the just-opened Farm House Collective in Riverside -- take on a new afterlife.

A surf-riding road trip with canine companions, Neptune's Net, favorite flicks and a well-traveled doughnut are all part of a super-worthy Sunday for "The Boys" star.

Several Black small businesses in Greater Los Angeles have recently shuttered, with owners saying support initially garnered during the height of the Black Lives Matter movement has since waned.

Design.Space felt like being in the fanciest department store in an upscale mall 30 years ago.

In a town where so much has disappeared, a new place to grieve has emerged in an Altadena parking lot.

With its colorful charm, Abraham and Cecilia Beltran's Long Beach apartment is a welcoming hub for their family.

In our Between a Rock series, we share thrilling tales from local adventurers about close encounters in California nature, whether it's a story of being being stalked by a mountain lion or getting snowed in on a simple day hike.

After three years of construction, the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing is finally getting soil, but it's still nearly two years away from welcoming wildlife.

A longtime trail runner went for an evening run in a remote area of San Bernardino County. 'What's the worst that could happen?' she joked to a friend before she left. 'I get eaten by a bear?'